South Africa is one of the most diverse and interesting countries in the world. Also known as the "Rainbow Nation", its natural beauty and wildlife never fail to captivate its visitors. South Africa is renowned for its wines and is the world's largest producer of gold.

 

With its well-developed infrastructure, wide range of accommodation and splendid scenery, South Africa allows visitors the opportunity for comfort while traveling.

 

Situated in the magnificent, malaria-free Waterberg within a few hours driving distance from Johannesburg you will reach your game reserve, a wonderful place rich in wildlife. Experience a scenic helicopter ride, game viewing activities and complete with a Boma dinner under the stars.

 

Sun City is internationally renowned as South Africa 's premier holiday resort offering a multitude of attractions and activities to keep everyone occupied. The resort dazzles visitors with its glamorous entertainment centre, gourmet restaurants, extensive sports facilities and star studded spectaculars. Enjoy a little luxury while you enjoy traditional High Tea in the beautifully laid-out Crystal Court at The Palace of the Lost City. The Crystal Court with its floor to ceiling windows offers great views of the swimming pool and grounds.

 

Set at the tip of the African Continent, between Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean is the city of Cape Town. Enjoy unsurpassed views of the city at Cape Town's greatest Natural landmark, Table Mountain. Pay a visit to the vibrant city centre and the shopper's paradise, V&A Waterfront. Walk through vineyards, descend into cellars and taste some wine in the picturesqure town of Stellenbosch. Travel along the Atlantic Seaboard, passing beautiful beaches. Embark on a Seal Island boat trip and visit the unique Africa Jackass penguin colony at Boulders Beach. Also not to be missed is the Iziko South African Museum - the biggest and oldest museum in South Africa. The Museum creates interesting displays to showcase land, sea and air creatures from the present and past. Rock art is displayed by transforming one section of the Museum into a subterranean cave. A display of dinosaurs in a "real life setting" will keep visitors spellbound.